LMT has moved!
Christopher J. Morrone
Lustre development has fully transitioned to git, and we have decided to
do the same thing with LMT. As part of that transition, we are moving
the official upstream home of LMT to github.
We are also splitting the LMT repository into two pieces. The java gui
components have been moved to their own lmt-gui repository.
So the new home of lmt is:
The link to the wiki page is:
https://github.com/chaos/lmt/wiki
lmt-gui is here:
https://github.com/chaos/lmt-gui
So feel free to "fork" these on github, make changes and improvements,
and initiate "pull requests" to contribute code back to us.
All new future reports should be submitted through github.
This mailing list will remain the official list.
Thanks,
Chris
Andreas Davour
One link on the page https://github.com/chaos/lmt/wiki/NERSC isn't working.
The link to the HPC Water Cooler talk leads into 404 in Oraclespace.
/andreas
Christopher J. Morrone
the bad link.
Andreas Davour
> Thanks. I am not sure where is can be found anymore, so I just removed
> the bad link.
Too bad. I have not seen it before.
/andreas
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Andreas Davour
> I just realized you were talking about my 2009 CUG talk. I'll poke around
> and see if I can get a fresh link.
Excellent. Thanks Andrew!